Literally Cultured Youtube African American Read-In
YouTubeJoin the Literally Cultured YouTube channel each day for the month of February with a Black History fact and picture
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African American Read In
Teachers signed up classes to visit the library media center to read picture books, lyrics, poems, and excerpts of novels.
Ewing Public Schools African American Read-In
Ewing Public Schools 2099 Pennington Road, EwingStudents in grades K-8 will participate in activities in ELA classes that will expose them to Black authors and their
Ongoing
Advanced Writing in the Disciplines and NCTE’s African American Read-In
Thursdays in February, students had the opportunity to share thoughts about their favorite texts written by authors and musicians who
Free
Advanced Writing in the Disciplines and NCTE’s African American Read-In
Northeastern University 360 Huntington Ave, BostonThursdays in February, students had the opportunity to share thoughts about their favorite authors and musicians who self-identify as African-American
Free
3rd Annual MMS African American Read-In
Students will enjoy the literary works of African American authors throughout the month of February in the MacDonald Middle School
National Hook-Up of Black Women, Inc. – Tallahassee Chapter African American Read-In
Members, family members, community members, and friends of the National Hook-Up of Black Women, Inc. – Tallahassee Chapter will read
Free
University of Evansville African American Read-In
Students and faculty at the University of Evansville in the School of Education will read works written by African American
Free
West Middle School African American Read-In
Volunteers will read picture books about Black history or other books by Black authors. A couple of classes will come
Hamilton Elementary’s African American Read-In
Hamilton Elementary 784 10th Ave. SW, HAMILTONWe will have our read-in in our school library. We will highlight different black authors and have guest readers. There
Free
Elizabeth Smith Academy 2nd Annual African American Read-In
The Innovative Learning Academy at Elizabeth Smith Elementary held it's 2nd annual AARI, led by Multicultural Committee Chair Kendra Logan.
Bells Elementary School African American Read In
BellsElementary 12088 Bells Hwy, RuffinIt is with great excitement that we inform you about the planning underway for Bells Elementary 17th Annual African American
E. L. Bing African American Read In
E. L. Bing Elementary School 6409 36th Ave. S., TampaWe are looking for community volunteers (parents, grandparents, legal guardian, churches, non-profits organizations, small businesses, etc. of all races) to
Free
Protest Poster: I Am Alfonso Jones
Education students in my Diversity in Literature course read the graphic novel I Am Alfonso Jones and engaged in discussions
African American Read-In with Dr. Cheryl Hopson
Dr. Cheryl Hopson, Western Kentucky University, will run a creative writing workshop and serve as the keynote speaker for the
Free
MFHS African American Read In
MFHS School Library 1265 Koebel Rd, ColumbusStudents read works by African American Authors
Free
National African American Read In at De Zavala
150 De Zavala Drive, SanMarcos,Texas, 78666 150 De Zavala Drive, San MarcosStudents at DeZavala Elementary, kindergarten through 5th grade, will have an African American Read In on Friday, February 23, from
Literacy Reflections on Black History Elementary (K-5) Essay & Arts Competition
Greetings! On behalf of the Purdue College of Education Department of Curriculum & Instruction (Literacy & Language) we would like to invite parents/guardians
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